Additional a.u.m. Grazing Application / Permit - Arizona

Additional a.u.m. Grazing Application/Permit is a legal document that was released by the Arizona State Land Department - a government authority operating within Arizona.

FAQ

Q: What is an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit?
A: An additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit is a request for additional authorized animal unit months (A.U.M.) for grazing on public lands in Arizona.

Q: Who can apply for an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit?
A: Ranchers and livestock operators who hold valid grazing permits on federal public lands in Arizona can apply for an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit.

Q: Why would someone need an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit?
A: Someone may need an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit if they have more livestock than their current grazing permit allows, or if they want to temporarily increase the number of animals grazing on public lands.

Q: How can one apply for an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit?
A: To apply for an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit, ranchers and livestock operators need to contact the relevant land management agency, such as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) or the U.S. Forest Service (USFS), and follow their application process.

Q: Are there any fees associated with an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit?
A: Yes, there are usually fees associated with an additional A.U.M. grazing application/permit. The specific fees vary depending on the land management agency and the number of additional A.U.M. requested.